Advertising Representives and Departments Listed
Advertising Department and News Department sections named with business divisions. National representatives Frost Landis and Koba Bruns ek building 260 Park Ave New York and People's Gas building Michigan Boulevard Chicago listed.
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Advertising
News
Business Department
Frost, Landis and Koba
Brunsek Building
Park Ave
New York
People’s Gas Bulding
Michigan Boulevard
Chicago
Governor McLean Pleads Not Guilty to Nash County Speeding
Nash County courthouses hear Governor McLean plead not guilty to speeding charges. A court schedule follows as defense seeks alibi witnesses to support the governor’s account.
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McLean
Nash County
High Point Offers Reward for False Fire Alarm Convictions
The city will pay fifty dollars for a conviction of a false alarmist of fire. Officials expect that those convicted will not view the reward as a net gain and trust the courts to handle cases properly.
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High Point
Bishop plans athlete Hall of Fame and street improvements
The plan of Bishop Manning calls for an athlete's hall of fame and projects a public worship concept. High Point's improved white way will be ready by February 1 with better lighting and attractive lamps. Q: Eliminate overhead wires and street posts in uptown High Point. Possible further steps include removing street cars and widening several business-area streets.
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Manning
High Point
President Out of Politics Rumor Flows From GOP Old Guard
Washington correspondent Robert Small reports that Republicans spread talk Coolidge may not seek a second term. The piece argues for a constitutional amendment to allow a president beyond four years and to remove the president from active politics.
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Republican Party
Coolidge
Robert Small
Washington
North Carolina
Small
Early Prophets on North Carolina State Growth
Dr. Hugh Williamson of the Holland Society surveys Western North Carolina rivers and cites 1812 remarks predicting North Carolina’s rivers limit large city growth while encouraging wealth through widespread manufacturing. He notes abundant water power, cheap provisions, and materials for mills and machinery across the state's middle and upper regions.
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Hugh Williamson
Holland Society of Sciences
North Carolina
Union
The Successful General Retires in China’s Turmoil
The piece notes recent retirements of Chinese war leaders following victories in Manchuria and elsewhere. It cites Feng and Chang, observes China’s leaders seek reform but fail to unite the nation, and concludes Chinese dislike for prolonged war hinders sustained military leadership.
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Yellow Republic
Manchuria
China
Feng
Chang
Kuo
Joshua
Ochs Proposes Higher Advertising Rates for Newspapers
The New York Times owner Mr Ochs advocates higher ad rates arguing it would lift revenue while reducing page sizes and forest use. He notes Times costs about 14 cents a copy and suggests raising reader charges too, criticising waste in American journalism and advertising.
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Ochs
The
New York Times
American Newsprint Corporation
Canada
New York Publisher Pushes Higher Advertising Charges
A New York publisher hinted at increased ad rates, suggesting higher charges for advertisers, a move seen as aligning with expanding publication reach and market demand.
Ashburn Pushes Gooding Bill to End Water-Rail Rate War
General Ashburn testified before the senate interstate commerce committee urging passage of the Gooding bill. He argued railroads unfairly fight water competition with long haul concessions, harming merchant marine and inland shippers. The measure aims to remove special rates to port cities and promote water transport while preserving rail profitability.
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Ashburn
Mississippi
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Jones
Loneliness Found in a Midwest Suicide Note
A man in a midwestern city killed himself, leaving a note about not standing apart behind masks. The piece argues loneliness is universal yet fuels art and heroism, framing hope in gradual progress toward shared humanity and brotherhood.
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Brotherhood of Man
Ty tolerance and neighborliness as lasting ideals
The passage envisions a future where tolerance and neighborliness endure beyond empty phrases. It acknowledges enduring loneliness for some while promising a future with many true friends.
Still Rising Auto Accident Rate Hits 1924 Peak
Commerce department figures show a 1924 rate of 15.7 accidents per 100000 population, higher than ever. The piece asks what drastic steps are needed to reduce crashes and hints at potential wealth for finding an easy solution.
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Commerce Department
Pittsburgh man plays checkers with wife ends in tragedy
A Pittsburgh man played his wife for two hours and lost every game. He then hanged himself in another room. The piece notes the humor and social commentary on domestic conflict and widows.
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Pittsburgh
Good Roads Advocates Converge for Chicago Convention
About 30,000 highway engineers contractors and officials flood Chicago for a four day convention and exposition opening January 11. The American Road Builders association hosts sessions at Congress Hotel and the Coliseum hosts 400 exhibitors valued at over 2 million dollars. Prominent speakers include Charles Schwab Governor Small Governor Martin and Mayor Dever. The event aims to set attendance records and may surpass the 1923 Seville congress in size.
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Chicago
American Road Builders’ Association
Congress Hotel
Chicago Coliseum
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Charles N. Schwab
Small
Illinois
Martin
Florida
Dever
Thomas H. MacDonald
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
C. H. Markham
Illinois Central Railroad
Tampa Kiwanis Seek News Suppression Over Smallpox
Tampa Kiwanis club committee plans to appeal to four leading newspapers to suppress reports of smallpox cases in the city. Dr. EF C Levy, city health officer, cites 32 cases under his supervision with 27 found in Tampa since December 27, describing the situation as bordering on an epidemic.
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Tampa
Fla
Tampa Kiwanis Club
Civic Club
EF. C. Levy
Florida
Levy
Services Are Held For Andrew S. Cain
Funeral services for Andrew Sherman Cain were held at Welch Memorial church at 2 o clock yesterday afternoon. Rev. T E Pierce and Rev Mr Harvey officiated with many friends and relatives in attendance. Pallbearers included W H Wilkins C W Hoover T Y Holcomb Raymond Archer J W Hughes and J M Ferguson. Flower bearers were Rosales Cain Clara Cain Helen Loman Beatrice Stroud Lulu Fowler Louise Pierce Fadine McDowell and Blanche Loman.
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Andrew Sherman Cain
Venable Street
Welch Memorial Church
T. E. Pierce
Mr. Harvey
W. H. Wilkins
W. Hoover
T. Y. Holcomb
Raymond Archer
J. W. Hughes
J. M Ferguson
Rosales Cain
Clara Cain
Helen Loman
Beatrice Stroud
Lulu Fowler
Louise Pierce
Fadine McDowell
Blanche Loman
Trade at home drive lures High Point shoppers
The chamber of commerce praised its Enterprise ad promoting local trade and asked citizens to favor local merchants before seeking items elsewhere. Merchants Association secretary Reitzel thanked the chamber and said members will support the resolution by sourcing offhand merchandise locally. Citizens voiced approval of the home first plan stretching to professionals and services.
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Chamber of Commerce
High Point
Secretay Sizemore
Richard Reitzel
Merchants’ Association
Rocky Mount man dies after freezing and paralysis
R. H. Moore, 65, of Rocky Mount, found in woods outside the city after seven days missing. Doctors fear amputation of both hands and feet as paralytic stroke and head injury are noted. watch and money untouched.
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Rocky Mount
R. H. Moore
Moore
Schaefer Reclaims Billiard Crown in 1500-890 Win
Jake Schaefer defeated Edouard Horemans 1500 to 890 to reclaim the world 18.2 balk line billiards title in Chicago. He built a steady 16 inning performance, averaging 93 12 16, while Horemans failed to close the gap despite a 203 point best run. Schaefer next defends against Erich Hagenlacher, after a title dispute with referee J. Herbert Levis sparked the rematch.
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Chicago
Jake Schaefer
Edouard Horemans
United States
Schaefer
Horemans
Erich Hagenlacher
Schaefer-Horemans
J. Herbert Levis
Greek Debt Note Advances Conflict in Funding Talks
A Greek delegation presented to the treasury a memorandum on Greece’s debt to the United States. A wartime credit of 56 million dollars was extended, but only 15 million was disbursed. Greece seeks resolution of claims before a funding agreement can be reached.
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Washington
The
Treasury
United States
Greece
Sedgefield Lots and Funeral Services Sold for 13000
The sale of three Sedgefield lots totaling about 13000 featured county real estate activity yesterday. Individual transfers included Nutt, Donnell, Sutherland, and others with sums from 500 to 7500. Charles Edgar Scott died Tuesday. funeral held 3 PM with Rev Ruth officiating and camp pallbearers in attendance.
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Sedgefield
Chas. E. Scott
Robert H. Nutt
J. R. Donnell
Ben C. Sutherland
Morehead Township
O. D. Nelson
Carl Waldeimer
Woodlawn Court
W. H. Matthews
Bruce Township
Lester
W. H. Warren
J. E. Goolsby
High Point Township
A.S. Caldwell
S. C. Clark
J. L. Newton
Palmer Cagle
Fight on Against Andersons Job Fight on Against Andersons Job
Three affidavits filed with the senate judiciary committee challenge Judge Harry B. Anderson’s Western Tennessee seat. They allege graft from bootleggers, leniency in prohibition cases, and a drinking habit since his 1929 appointment. Judge Anderson to be given copies and a reply opportunity.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Harry B. Anderson
Western Tennesee
R. B. Thompson
Memphis
Nelo Grandi
Anderson
Grandi
Tennessee
E. J. Heidel
M. G. Grantham
Coolidge
Manila Parties Agree on National Coalition
A conference of nationalist and democratic party committees in Manila signed a coalition pact to pursue an independent Philippine administration. It envisions a supreme national council, a permanent U.S. based committee, and an independent campaign to resist Congress limits on autonomy.
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Manila
Philippines
Congress
Philippine
Supreme National Council
United States
Moscow Bishops Form Temporary Council
Moscow bishops have formed a temporary higher church council, according to Izvestia, the state paper. The move signals an interim governing body amid ecclesiastical tensions in the capital.
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Moscow
Izvestia
General Interest In Radio Noted In Trade Figures
Commerce department figures show radio goods worth 8,936,565 dollars exported in the first eleven months of 1925, up from 4,950,746 dollars in the same period in 1924. Radio exports now make up 12 percent of the foreign electrical trade. A Berlin trade report notes 400,000 visitors attended a radio exhibition in that city.
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Washington
Commerce Department
United States
Berlin
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Recovers After Suicide Attempt
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw will recover from her attempted death by ingesting disinfectant eight ounces after confessing she drank it while intoxicated. She told her physician she hoped the poison would end her life, saying she was full of gin beer and whiskey and drank it.
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Evelyn
Chicago
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Venice Honeymoon Tickets Bought By Jack P
A reader wonders if Venice was visited on a honeymoon while a party member says Jack P purchased all the tickets. The fragment hints at travel plans and payment by a single individual.
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Venice
Jack P
German French air experts resume talks on treaty limits
Paris January 7 The German and French aerial experts held a renewed conference. Germany pressed for removal of Versailles treaty restrictions on aircraft production in exchange for permission for Allied planes to fly over Germany.
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Paris
Germany
Annual Stockholders Meeting of Commercial National Bank
The annual meeting of the stockholders will be held in the Directors Room on Tuesday January 13 1926 at 10 o clock AM to elect directors and handle other business. Co H Marriner cashier. December 12 1925.
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The
Commercial National Bank
Co. H. Marriner
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Luthers
St. Joans
Good Roads
Andrew S. Cain
Guilford
Charles Edgar Scott
Taylor Street
O. L. Ruth
Holiness Church
W. P. Moffitt
C. H. Walton
H. S. Harris
W. R R. Stacey
H. H. Stacey
J. W. Saunders
Helen Weant
Lottie Bame
J. R. Patterson
N. M. Sexton
Peter Krutitsky
Tikhon
Constantine
Mohilev
Boris
Moszhaisk
Vissarion
Simbirsk
Damian
Pereyssalav
Innocence
Kamensk
Oust-Medveditek
Soviet Union
Annual Stockholders’ Meeting
J. N. Wright
R. M. Cline
W. J. Wright, Jas. Garner
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